“We need to improve” Bremer reacts to Juventus win against Frosinone

Gleison Bremer has given an honest assessment of the Juventus team after his goal helped the side beat Frosinone in their Serie A opener.

Juve were expected to dominate the fixture, and they did so in the first half, but they failed to take all their chances, something that could have proved costly. The team have several new players who need time to settle quickly, but they also have to collect results while that process is taking place because there is little time to waste.

If Juventus lose ground on the teams that start the season in strong form, it could take a long time to catch them. The Old Lady wants to be serious about winning trophies this term, making a strong start particularly important.

Bremer is one of the players whose commitment to the team cannot be doubted, and the defender has now reacted to their 1-0 win at Frosinone. He scored the game’s only goal and believes the team still have to improve in many areas.

The Brazilian was pleased to contribute to the victory, but his comments also highlighted the work Juventus still need to do. Bremer recognises that the season has only just begun, while also stressing that the team must become more effective when opportunities arise.

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Speaking via Tuttomercatoweb, Bremer said: “I’m happy with the goal I scored; it’s only the start of the season. We could have closed the game in the first half, like last year. There’s a lot of work to do; we need to improve in many areas, but I congratulate the team on the victory.”

His comments reflect the mixed nature of Juventus’ opening performance. They secured the result they wanted, but failing to turn their first-half dominance into more goals left the door open for Frosinone to respond.

The victory nevertheless gives the Old Lady an important start to the campaign. With new players still settling in, Bremer’s assessment underlines the need for Juventus to improve quickly while continuing to collect points and remain competitive in the race for trophies this term.